New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-05-25

call at once ana SeCtle. 1nlS Will en-
able US to balance our books and make
room for new accounts.
BRANDT & WEDDENDORF.
The railroad company has erected
q Howe scale ut the stockyards for the
convenience of its patrons.
: F. Kue tzing, Meridian Block, has re-
= ceived lace buntings in cream, blue and
navy at i25 cts. a yard, worth 20 cts.
Mr. Henry G. Mueller of CORTLAND
lost q valuable grade Norman mare
which he purchased for $3.50 year
ago.
Herman Schlottmann, who has been
in the employ of the Empire Roller
F., Mill Co. for several years, left for Mon
tana last week, where he will engage
in the mining bushes.
Friday Messrs. K. Keller and j. Hot
finger received carload "a barrels)
Of Cider from Buffalo, NY. Soft drinks
only will be the rule in the Wiesenthal
after July 1st next.
Friday Henry Mueller received the
Hereford bull, Hard Times, registered
number 2O526, from Grant Park, Hi
nois. We hope that the animal will
prove an antidote to hard times and in
crease Mr.. Mueller's wealth materially.
Chas. Marti and wife left for Glencoe,
last Friday. A telegram had been re-
ceived by Mr.. Marti stating that Mr.. j.
Fellner,a former citizen of this city, was
very sick and and was not expected to
live.
Our police force came out in full uni
form last week. The uniforms are of the
regulation blue with gilt buttons. The
head is covered with q black helmet
trimmed with gold braid. The chief
sports a gilt star while the night police
have 10 be satisfied with silver ones.
G. II. Hornburg of this city has
opened up an agricultural implement
store ut St. Peter. Sheds have been
erected IN the yard of the Northwestern
Hotel, where he will handle wagons,
Dug5ics, Deering harvesters, mowers,
rtc.
!, AZ the labor Kirmess held at Mime
apolis last week there were u number
OF lively voting contests. The alder
mems contest for the gold-headed cane
stood Us follows on the second evening:
President Mareck Is, AID Clough so,
Aid. Cloutler %.
Arthur W. Schlichting, Il former
New Ulmiie, but since 1877 with the
Free Presse in Minneapolis, has en-
tered the grocery business in partner
ship with his brother-in-law, Mr.. Christ
Boehme. Their stand is at 1902 Main
Street E. d. Minneapolis, where Arthur
will be glad to meet his friends
Hereafter pupils of the public schools
who have been dismissed on account of
contagious disease or exposure to the
same, will have to present a permit is.
sued by the Health Officer, DR.. Strick-
Ter, before they are allowed to join their
classes again. Such permit is re-
quired by law.
Arthur F.Fischer,a successful teacher,
closed his term of school in District No.
Z, Lafayette, last week. He is attending
the institute at St. Peter this week, af-
ter which he will leave for his home in
Iowa. Next fall Mr.. Fischer will 90 to
Ann Arbor, where he will attend the
Medical College and may return to this
place some day as a doctor.
Sherriffs Holm of Meeker County and
Schmid of this county captured James
Martin, the man who stole four horses
of Mr.. Hagelund, a farmer living in
Meeker County, near Currie last week.
Martin is an inofensiye looking fellow
aud Judging by his appearance one
would be almost ready to believe that
the horses ran away with him. They
brought Martin and the horses to this
place and on Friday took them to Nee
ker county. Sheriff Holm can congrat-
ulate himself upon having secured the
cooperation Of Sheriff Schmid, for
i without the services and knowledge Of
the county of the latte: he would have
had but a very poor show Of success.